Swedish Academy |
|||
Founded in 1786 by King Gustav III as Svenska Academien, the
Academy had as its original goal
to work for the "purity, vigour and majesty" of the Swedish
language. To this end the Academy produced an authoritative dictionary
and grammar of the Swedish language.
At some point, the name was changed to its modern spelling, Svenska Akademien. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Academy also took on the task of administering the Nobel Prize for literature. |
|||
Svenska Akademien = Swedish Academy Webpage = http://www.svenskaakademien.se/ | |||
|
|||
|
|
|
|
1786 - 1795 (v.1 - v.5); 1796-1885 (ser.2, v.1 - v.62); 1886 - (ser.3, v.1 - ) |
Svenska Academiens Handlingar ifrån År ...
Other titles: Svenska Akademiens Handlingar ifrån År ... and Svenska Akademiens Handlingar från År ... [Univ. of Chicago cat.; Harvard Univ. cat.; Scudder #690a & #690b] |
Svenska Acad. Handl. [Reuss, v.8, p.489 cites A. 1786. Delen 2.] |
Reuss |
1975 - |
Artes
Vols. for 1975- issued jointly by the Musikaliska Akademien (Royal Academy of Music), the Konstakademien (Royal Academy of Fine Arts) and the Svenska Akademien. [Harvard Univ. cat.] |
|